Brewster B-239
This aircraft page is in two sections:
| World War II aircraft | |
| Brewster B-239 | |
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| Variant of | Brewster Buffalo |
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| Type | Fighter |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Manufacturer | Brewster Aeronautical Corp. |
| Crew | 1 |
| Dimensions | Wing span 35' (10.7 m) Length 26' (7.9 m) Height 11'11" (3.63 m) |
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The Brewster B-239 in World War II
Development
Unit Deployment
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| Aces High II aircraft | |
| B-239 | |
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| Variant of | Brewster Buffalo |
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| Type | Fighter |
| Crew | One |
| Aces High II loadout options | |
| Package 1 | 2x.50 Cal M2 400 rpg 2x.50 Cal M2 200 rpg |
| Package 2 | 2x.50 Cal M2 400 rpg 1x.50 Cal M2 400 rpg 1x.30 Cal mg 600 rpg |
| Aces High II Main Arenas | |
| Earliest MA | Early War |
| Typical perk cost | 0 (Late War) |
| ENY value | 25 (Late War) |
| Available on carrier | no |
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The Brewster B-239 in Aces High II
Engine Power
Aces High II Performance Charts
Firepower
You can take upto 4 US .50's. Two are mounted in the nose with 200rpg, and the other two are wing mounted with 400rpg. For fire power, you are at par with the P-51B, FM2, and the F4F in the 4 gun load out. You can swap out one of the .50's for a .30cal with 600rpg and 400 rpg for the other .50 in the set. Since it takes 4 bullets from a .30 to match a .50 round, it seems kind of pointless though. About all you will do with that is even out the firing times for the .50's, and I prefer to leave the 400 rounds in the wing as a back up if I have to fight when the others are out of ammo.
No external options exist.
